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Understanding current reality requires deep observation

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−	Many improvement efforts start with a team vision or a blank sheet of paper, but if you were dropped in the middle of the desert and asked to get to New York City, could you do it? Of course not, because you don’t know where you are. A deep skill and commitment to understanding current reality ~~is crucial in what makes lean systems transformation different. Current reality does not just mean using measurements; it means ''direct~~ observation of the activities, connections and flows of the organization''. That understanding of the current condition applies to broad company issues such as culture, but ''also applies to very detailed problems such as why a certain tool isn’t working or how to drive waste out of a process''.	+	Understanding current reality requires deep observation
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